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Wednesday, October 27. 1993
ENTERTAINMENT
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
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cony/public $15; box/students and public $50
orchestra seats/public $15; second balcony/students $6, second balcony/public $12; first balcony/students $7.50, first bal-
Faculty Recital: Kansas Brass Quintet 7:30 p.m. Monday at Swarthout Recital Hall, free Tubafest Recital: KU Tuba/Euphonium Concert 7:30
p. m. Tuesday at Swarthout Recital Hall, free
KU Opera: "The Old Maid and the Thief," "A Hand of Bridge" and "The Stoned Guest" 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Nov. 3 at Inge Theatre, public $6, students $3
$2.40 per hour until 6:00 p.m.
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First Impressions
powerful impressions of your own. And right now is a great time to look at the LC III because the Union Tech Center has it on sale at its lowest price ever.
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HARVEY: Sequel to 'Carnival of Souls' planned
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more than 30 years later.
more than 30 years later:
Harvey and writer Clifford received a lifetime achievement award in 1988 from the Kansas Film Institute at the Annual Kansas Film and Video Festival.
But it was the attention brought to the film by the 1989 U.S.A. Film Festival in Dallas that lead to an avalanche of invitations to screen the film at other festivals. Those screenings led to a successful, limited re-release of the film. And the phenomenon just
kept growing.
"Carnival" was shown across the country and around the world. Harvey suddenly found himself somewhat of a celebrity. A festival in Germany paid all expenses to fly Harvey to its screening of "Carnival."
"I was surprised I had a reputation in Europe even before the re-release," Harvey said. "Just as I did here."
"Carnival" was mentioned in the Nov. 11 Rolling Stone as one of the 10 scariest movies you've-never-heard-of on home video.
Roger Ebert described Sidney Burger's character, the lead role, as "the
definitive study of a nerd in lust."
evaluatory of diverse
Hilligoss, the film's lead actress, is
working on a sequel she wrote, but
the project has been postponed
because of a lack of financing. The
sequel, set to be filmed in Lawrence,
would cost at least $2.4 million
Harvey, who is now retired, said his movie remained popular because it was more than just ordinary film making.
"It inspired to be more than just the chase film, the blood and guts of the time and so forth," he said. "We relied on horror of the mind rather than the body. That's the best kind."
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